This report provides recommendations for how governments around Australia can plan and invest public money better to put shared and active transport at the centre of transport delivery.

This report outlines current financial system risk arising from fossil fuel investment, focusing on bank lending to fossil fuel expansion and the potential to reform prudential regulation to ensure bank lending is aligned with a decarbonised future. The report also explores the loopholes Australia's banks are exploiting that undermine their strong sustainability commitments.

This report focuses on the potential for emissions reduction in personal transport and the regulatory, legal and technological changes needed to drive emissions reduction.

As more electric utes are manufactured overseas, strong fuel efficiency standards can help bring them here so Australian ute drivers have more choice, can make big savings on their fuel bills and cut their emissions. This report provides a snapshot of where the electric ute market is going, and highlights that the fuel efficiency and...

This report argues that policies and investments that reduce transport emissions can be put in place now using existing technologies. This makes reducing emissions in the transport sector quickly this decade much easier than is the case for some other sectors of the economy, where solutions are in earlier stages of development.